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2 H C-H U-, C. L. B H I E C D W S N. 2

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4 POSITIVEANDNEGATIVESHAPES VASES AND FACES Y m f VASE FACES. L, f f. T m m. F - M f. F -, f, f f-. T m f. Y m f. F f- C. L. B H I E C D W S N. 4

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7 DISTORTION C fm m 0. T f C. L. B H I E C D W S N

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14 THE SEASONS WINTER Y m. D W. N W. (U D C : B, B, G.) C. L. B H I E C D W S N. 4

15 THE SEASONS SUMMER Y m. D mm. N Smm. (U B : R, O Y.) C. L. B H I E C D W S N. 5

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